Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty Magazine #65

tattoo removal
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Do you have tattoo regret? the SkinIal Non Laser Tattoo removal
system ALLOWS YOU to undo what was once a permanent decision, says
Sydney cosmetic tattooist Rita Porreca. tara casey reports.
The number of tattoos is on the rise, with around one
in four Australians under 30 sporting some form of
‘body art’. But alongside the increasing number
of inked bodies, there is also an ever-growing market for
tattoo removal. Indeed, more than 25 percent of people
with tattoos want them removed, according to consumer
group Choice.
The popularity of tattoos matched with the high
prevalence of ‘tattoo regret’ means tattoo removal has
become big business, with the industry rapidly refining
procedures to keep up with demand for tattoo removal. The
most popular methods in recent times include IPL (intense
pulsed light) and laser treatment.
While these are effective methods for tattoo removal, a
new procedure is offering comparable results with reduced
risk of complications.
The latest offering in the tattoo removal market is the
Skinial Non Laser Tattoo Removal System, an innovative
new reverse tattoo technology designed in Germany. ‘For
those who might have grown out of their tattoos, and no
longer want them, the Skinial Non Laser Tattoo Removal
System can leave the skin ink free, without the risks
associated with laser tattoo removal,’ says Rita Porreca
from Sydney Permanent Makeup Centre.
Invisible ink: how does it work?
The Skinial Non Laser Tattoo Removal System uses a
removal liquid based on lactic acid, a substance that is
naturally produced by the body, which is administered to
the skin by a micropigmentation device similar to a standard
tattoo machine.
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